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    I heard that too. About time someone had the balls to tell the clown the truth. Buried Spitfires........... what a load of pure crap! Looks like I'll be keeping my money. But don't be disappointed lads as to recompense, I will make a generous donation behind the bar at the Armourers 63A Apprentices reunion at Carlisle this Autumn and maybe at the Armourers Dinner in London in September

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    Quote Originally Posted by villiers View Post
    No! All of you! Of course it´s true. Just yesterday I saw elves in my backyard. And Father Christmas brought me a cavalry sabre I´d always wanted. So there! PS AND ... I got them all in the black at 100 metres with my short *rsed Werder recently. These are all things you´ve gotta believe, `cos some of them are true.
    Congratulations on the sabre and the elves! Pity about the Werder

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick Chadwick View Post
    ...The posterior section of the body is arse in English. An *** is an animal, not a part of the body. It's true what they say: some people can't tell their arse from their elbow!...

    Possibly the most useful info in this thread to date...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    I will make a generous donation behind the bar at the Armourers 63A Apprentices reunion at Carlisle this Autumn and maybe at the Armourers Dinner in London in September
    Well some good came of it. Well done!

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    Stop the Presses!

    There's Britishicon fighters buried in my workshop!

    See?:





    I'm sure the rest of them is in there somewhere...

    (In actual fact these bits were uncovered today whilst building some new shelving.)

    Even one NOS never installed forging mixed in with some unfinished new production (circa 1998 or so) attach brackets.


    There should be some bulkhead form block patterns around here somewhere. Call the excavators!

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    So...in theory...we should be able to take DNA and clone from these parts.
    Regards, Jim

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    Am sure the Time Team would of done a beter job at finding them

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    Do a google images search " f111 buried ipswich "

    Some planes that were buried, probably quite a few $ just as scrap value but government in it's wisdom is preserving them for future generations.

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    Jmoore Label that stuff properly or it will end up at the scrap yard one day. Out the back window of my office is a scrap proccessor. I had to start closing the blinds after I saw them grapple an old Farmall tractor into the transport truck. I'm afraid I will see an old Mustang ,T bird or 55 Chevy and throw myself on top of it and be crushed right along with it.

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